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The Hadza: Last of the First
The documentary successfully introduces viewers to the ways of hunter gatherers and the challenges they face. Recommended for high school world history, anthropology, economics, and geography classes.
First Footprints
An excellent addition to high school collections, and a great resource for world history, anthropology, and geography classes.
Fault Lines in the Constitution: The Framers, Their Fights, and the Flaws That Affect Us Today
Much food for thought on the application and relevance of many of the Constitution's stipulations. Essential for class discussions, debate teams, and reports.
Nero's Sunken City
A great choice for high school history, anthropology, geography, and Latin classes.
Secrets of the Sky Tombs
The program will provide high school geography, history, and anthropology students with insights into Himalayan culture.
Moonwalk: The Story of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing
This fast, exciting read is sure to resonate with budding explorers and is an artful addition to robust science collections.
Kate Warne, Pinkerton Detective
A smart, clever look at a real-life 19th-century female detective—perfect for interactive storytimes with small groups.
The Hawk of the Castle: A Story of Medieval Falconry
An imaginative and unique title to introduce elementary schoolers to hawks and falconry in a medieval setting—an ideal read-aloud selection, too.
Ben's Revolution: Benjamin Russell and the Battle of Bunker Hill
A stirring account of the American Revolution, sure to resonate with elementary students.
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